Every Large Bank Will Actively Consider Crypto in 1-3 Years, Says Former Citi...
A former CEO of Citigroup said that every major bank and securities firm will consider crypto trading or services within one to three years. He also hopes that central banks worldwide will adopt digital currencies. Former Citi CEO Expects All Major Banks to Embrace Crypto in 1-3 Years Indian-American banker Vikram Pandit, a former CEO of Citigroup, talked about the outlook for cryptocurrency and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) at the Singapore Fintech Festival event last week. Pandit became the CEO of Citigroup in December 2007 and led the U.S. bank during the....
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Citigroup, Inc., better known as just ‘Citi,’ is the 3rd largest US bank by assets, and the 13th largest in the world. Founded in 1812 and headquartered in Manhattan, Citi was one of the primary dealers of US Treasury securities up until the 2008 financial crisis. The recession took a heavy toll on the bank, requiring a bailout from the US government to....
Citi first hinted at its blockchain ambitions 10 days ago when it revealed it had developed its own cryptocurrency following years of research in the space. The so-called 'Citicoin' project from the world's eighth largest bank is the latest sign that financial institutions are starting to take blockchain technology seriously. Expect to hear much more about Citi's plans for digital currencies and blockchain tech this September when key executives from the bank speak at Consensus 2015. "Blockchain technology not only has an opportunity to transform financial services but also extend far....
International Business Times revealed that the global bank Citi is developing blockchains within the bank and test-coins to run across them. Ken Moore, head of Citi Innovation Labs, confirmed that the bank has been looking at distributed ledger technology for the last few years and has amassed a skilled team. They have built three blockchains and a test currency to run across them. Headquartered in Manhattan, Citi is an American multinational banking and financial services corporation. As of January 2015, it is the third-largest bank holding company in the United States by assets and has....
Citi has predicted that the total market for the metaverse economy could grow to between $8 trillion and $13 trillion by 2030. In addition, the global bank expects that the number of metaverse users could be as many as five billion.
The Metaverse Is Potentially an $8 Trillion to $13 Trillion Opportunity, Says Citi
Citi released a new Global Perspectives & Solutions (Citi GPS) report titled “Metaverse and Money: Decrypting the Future” Thursday. The leading global bank has approximately 200 million customer accounts and does business in more than 160 countries....
Multinational banking giant Citigroup has been looking at Bitcoin's distributed ledger technology for "the last few years" and has amassed a skilled team, Ken Moore, Head of Citi Innovation Labs told IBTimes UK during a tech briefing. Moreover, Citi has constructed three blockchains and a test currency called Citicoin to flow through them; a framework parallel to Bitcoin and the blockchain. Moore confirms that these blockchains and Citicoin are well confined within the group's innovation labs and there is no real money involved as of yet. Since the technology developed by Citi is based on....